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playschool

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playschool
an informal nursery group taking preschool children in half-day sessions


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Brooks have led several garden tours for members of the local Parkdale deanery, professors and students from U of T, delegates to the 16th International AIDS Conference who attended the ecumenical pre-conference, and parents and children from Huron Playschool, which operates in the church basement.
At playschool he was open and friendly, but unable to speak or draw.
Having him put together a Playschool house while explaining the premise of the show (he lives on Long Island with his wife and three kids across the street from his annoying, cloying parents and unusual brother) just made the show look too much like a kid's comedy.
 
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